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Tired of hearing “I’ve an app idea” but no one actually builds it. So here’s the truth 👇 You don’t need investors. You don’t need a team. You don’t even need to code. You just need to open Crazzy.dev — pick a template, click build, and your Flutt

every solo founder has that one night. the one where nothing works. no users. no traffic. no dopamine. just you, your code, and a stupid dream. and yet, you show up the next day. tha's what makes you dangerous.

If you're a hardcore software engineer and want to build the everything app, please join us by sending your best work to code@x.com. We don't care where you went to school or even whether you went to school or what "big name" company you worked at.

Ever had an idea that just wouldn't leave your mind? You think about it in the shower, during traffic, even in meetings. You tell yourself: "One day, maybe…" But then the doubt creeps in: “What if I fail?” “Where do I start?” “Will people even care?

Most “AI agent” videos are just drag-and-drop demos. No logic. No depth. This one shows how they actually work: prompt loops, tools, real code. If you’re done watching pretend agents, start here.

If anyone is interested in developing their skills in No-Code Development, a quick thought based on my experience that might be helpful. My no code project that I shared wasn't perfect or final—it's just a start, I'm still learning. But that's the be

Day 7 of building SAAS in public No Code Tools are for building simple apps but if your app is even a bit complex no code is a nightmare. Just trying to integrate voice api for a voice chat bot feature in my app has been a nightmare. Let's hope for

Crazzy Grind Day 27 — Built an AI Browser with Crazzy 😎 Today I decided to test Crazzy’s real power. So I built an AI Browser — using Crazzy itself. No complex setup. No code. Just a few clicks — and boom — a working browser powered by AI. That’s

“Building software is only for developers.” I believed that too—until I built my first AI project without writing a single line of code. Like many non-tech folks, I thought software, websites, or automations were only for: ✔️ CS grads ✔️ Big-budget

Do you think low-code still has a long-term future, or will no-code + AI (“vibe-code”) eventually take over completely? Feels like the line between low-code and no-code is blurring fast—with AI making no-code tools more flexible than ever. Will low